Jamieson Wolf
Number-one bestselling author
Tag: Multiple Sclerosis
Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Five
Chapter Five Maven looked at Gregory. He looked angry. It didn’t matter what emotion his face was wearing; Gregory was always gorgeous to Maven. Gregory could look beautiful if he was crying, yelling, or laughing. Each emotion just enhanced his beauty. Though of course,… Continue Reading “Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Five”
Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Four
Chapter Four The morning came. Maven fully expected that the shadow man would find him sometime at night, stretching out of the walls to grab hold of him. He was mildly surprised to wake to another grey and cold morning. Of course, he would… Continue Reading “Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Four”
Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Three
Chapter Three “How did you see this?” Tara asked. Maven sighed, looked at the group, and tried to remember that yelling would probably be a bad idea, as would telling them what he thought of them at that moment. “I already told you, I… Continue Reading “Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Three”
Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Two
Chapter Two Maven paced in the darkness. He wasn’t sure what it was about the darkness that comforted him, but it felt safe; that instead of hiding things from him, it made things clearer. He tried to sleep, but he hadn’t been able since… Continue Reading “Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Two”
Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter One
Chapter One Captain Maven looked out at the city below him. He didn’t need the light that shone from his staff, or his cup, to see the city at this time of night; Ottawa was full of its own light. Streetlamps shone like fireflies… Continue Reading “Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter One”
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Jamieson Wolf has written a compelling story about navigating multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy. His story will touch your heart, make you cry, then laugh, and inspire you. A touching memoir with a bit of magic…and tarot! ~ Theresa Reed, author of The Tarot Coloring Book
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